Haridwar (हरिद्वार), also spelled Hardwar, is a city in the state of Uttarakhand. Haridwar, literally Gateway to God, is one of the Hindu holy places in India and a center of Hindu religion and mysticism for centuries. Located on the banks of River Ganges (Ganga), at the point where the Ganges descends from the hills to the North Indian plains, Haridwar attracts a large number of Hindu pilgrims from all over the world.
Festivals
Haridwar is the site of many religious festivals. Most notably, once every twelve years it is the venue for the Kumbh Mela, humanity’s largest festival, which drew a record 70 million in 2003. (The festival rotates between Haridwar and Allahabad, Ujjain and Nashik.) The Ardh Mela, or “half mela”, is held every six years. Both will be held in Haridwar for the next time in 2010.
Other yearly festivals include:
- Baisakhi, April.
- Kanwar Mela, July. The largest yearly festival, drawing up to 300,000 visitors.
- Somwati Amavasya, July. Almost as large as the Kanwar Mela.
- Kartik Purnima, held 15 days after Diwali on the first night of the full moon in November.
See the Haridwar city website for a complete listing. While the festivals are colorful and fascinating, they also strain the town’s limited infrastructure to the breaking point and sometimes beyond. Book rooms and tickets well in advance, and avoid travel by road as the traffic jams can be horrendous.
Get inHaridwar is about 200 kms from Delhi, the capital of India and is well connected by road and rail network from all parts of India. It is better to avoid travelling to Haridwar during the hindu month of sawan (around july) since there is a heavy crowd and all important roads are blocked and most of the hotels/busses/trains are crowded.
By plane
Dehradun’s Jolly Grant airport, with twice daily service to Delhi on Air Deccan , is 20 km from Haridwar.
By train
Haridwar Junction (IR station code : HW) is well-connected by train. The railway station is located on the south side of the town, within walking distance of most hotels.
By bus
Haridwar’s bus station, a stone’s throw from the train station, is chaotic and has no signage whatsoever in English. There are regular bus services from Delhi (4-5 hours), Rishikesh (1 hour) and other important towns of North India to Haridwar. Though they claim they reach New Delhi in 4-5 hours they take at least 6-7 hours. Due to the traffic jams in the roads leading in and out of Delhi it can even take 7-8 hours. Before booking the bus check the bus condition. Always go for cushioned and push-back seats. The long and bumpy ride will take a toll on your mood and body.
Get around
Central Haridwar can be reasonably comfortably covered on foot. Cyclerickshaws abound, and most trips in town should not cost more than Rs. 20. Taxis and autorickshaws congregate at the train and bus stations.
See
- Hari-ki-Pairi (or Har-ki-Pairi). To the north of the center, this is Haridwar’s focal point, where devotees gather to bathe and worship on the Ganges. According to legend, this is where a drop of nectar fell from the churning of the oceans when the world was created, and a stone wall has Vishnu’s footprint. Each evening around 7 PM, thousands gather and worship the river Goddess by putting diyas (floating lamps) in the river. You may be asked to make a donation if you linger near the ghats. Beware of con artists posing as officials. If you would like to make a donation there are boxes at the center of the ghats around the light poles.
- Maya Devi Mandir , located on upper road. This temple is one of the 51 “shakti peeths” and its the presiding deity of Haridwar. It is from this temple Haridwar derives its other name Mayapur.
- Mansa Devi Mandir, atop a hill near the center of town. Can be reached by cable car (Rs 48 for a return ticket) or by a road that gently winds uphill (about 2 km), starting from Railway Rd. The temple is aesthetically not particularly noteworthy, but the views are grand. Expect to queue to board the cable car and once more to enter the temple: despite some rudimentary attempts at crowd control, the crowds of jostling devotees can make this a pretty intense experience.
- Bharat Mata Mandir, 5 km north of the center. Dedicated to Mother India, this is half temple, half nation building exercise, with seven floors stacked with deities, saints, and secular heroes of all Indian faiths. Some signage in English.
- Chandidevi Mandir,8-9KM from railway station, you get the combi package to see both the temples by AC bus including bus and ropeway charges
- Daksh mandir,7-8 km from railway station,you get rickshaw or you can hire a auto,near also many mandirs to see at kankhal.
- Bilkeshwar Mahadev Mandir , Shiva temple located on a hill.
- Vaishno Devi Mandir
- Ma Anandamayee Ashram, Located at Kankhal. The samadhi of Shree Shree Ma Anandamayee is located here and is also the Head Office of the revered organisation. It is a must see. Devotees included late Mrs Indira Gandhi (ex Prime Minister of India). Attend the evening aarti near Ma’s samadhi and have a soul cleansing experience.
Do
- Divya Yog Mandir Trust University, 16 km from Haridvar. Founded by Baba Ramdev.
Buy
Haridwar, the holy city is one of the most renowned pilgrimage centers in India. Pilgrims from all over the world flock to this sacred city to take a dip in the holy waters of River Ganga.Being a destination for pilgrimage tourism, shopping in Haridwar is not on the itinerary of the tourist.
However shops in Haridwar have some interesting things to offer to the tourist. The main shopping centers are Moti bazaar, Upper Road, Jwalapur and Kankhal. You can also check out the Government Handloom and Handicrafts Emporiums and the Gandhi Ashram. Here you will find a range of handicraft decorative pieces. If you are interested in jewellery, then you can choose from a variety of imitation ones which make good fashion accessory.
In Haridwar, you will find neatly and intricately carved stone idols, which make unique souvenirs. It is fascinating that these stones have traversed with Ganga all along and they are eventually deposited in Rishikesh as the river enters the plains. This gives the stones amazing shapes and a natural polish. Besides idols, there are kitchen set toys made from stone, which are interesting buys.
Hope to reach the gateway to god.
I and my wife were in Haridwar in Feb. 2006. We were disappointed at the administration of the place –
very unclean, no crowd crontrol at the Har ki Paudi, MOST OF ALL ARTI BEING PLAYED BY A LATA MANGESHKAR CD. As opposed to it the Arti at Rishikesh is more authentic, sung by human pujaris.
We HIndus have so much to be proud of but by mis-management we prove as if we are not CIVILIZED.
Go to the Vatican in Rome, come to MOntreal and see our Churches.
WE HAVE A LONG WAY TO CATCH UP.
Raj
I agree, with Rajinder – I have visited Haridwar the first time in 1962. After that, have visited many times and the last time was in April. I find no change in Haridwar, from the first time to the last time. I have cities completely change and become better in 3 to 4 years in many parts of the world. But in Haridwar and many parts of India it looks like time stopped 50 years ago. Wish we Hindus could do better, and change all our Religious Sites for others to appreciate and uplaud and for our coming generations to be proud of our religion. If we dont do it now, we will never do it. One should see the temples in other foreign countries like UK , USA and Canada, which are built by the same Indians and also managed by the same people. Why this cannot happen in our motherland?? It is a pity.
Your presentation is quite impressive. The Ganges looks so beautiful at Hardwar ! GOD wiling, I will visit the place one of these days.
The presentation quite is impressive. The Ganges looks beautiful at Hardwar, esp. at night ! GOD willing, I will visit the place one of these days.
Thanks!
Pranob
Want to have some information on Gaumukh and Amarnath,if available pls.
Wonderful.
I like the presentation very much.
it is so impressive that the inerest is everlasting inspite of how many times you see the pics or visit the place personally. it is really holistic
nice presentation,but got a little bit demoralised by reading the comments of others.
Thanking you, You are good side in suggesion and presentation is a very good so thank for your side and infomation.
Hi,
I am a South African Indian with close family ties in the motherland. I have not visited India but try and read up on what is happening there. By all accounts things are improving by leaps and bounds now that the growth rate in into the double digits. I am sure that these religious sites will soon come into the spotlight as it is the core to the tourism market in India.
We are not uncivilized in fact we are the most civilized. We should not compare ourselves with other cultures but we should never stop trying to improve. Let us not complain let us all do something no matter where in the universe we are.
I agree with Kumar Mahanti.
I also am sure that the scenario shall never change even in coming 100 years. Reason: Our religous places are under control of thos epeople who are never rich. They earn a lot from these places even then they are hungery. People forget the purpose of visiting these places when they find nothing is related to religion and business is everywhere. Pandits and Purohits are engaged in looting their Zagmaans and all the hotelwalas are making hay in absence of community langar by the shrines itself. These shrines are earning lacs of rupees per day starting a free langar could be a good excersie to prevent the pilgrims from being looted in the open market. But doing so may be harmful for the management committes of these shrines who actually run hotels, dhabas, eating inns in this place through their kins.
Sikhs are better: You go to any historical Gurudwara be it in Europe, Madras, MP, Maharashtra or Punjab, you will get place to sleep under roof, free langar for everyone. And pilgrims do not keep anything in free, they voluntarily donate in Guru Kee Golak. It is their will and respect for the langar.
Thank you very much. very good job done.
Manik
bahot bahot dhanywad dear
or aage bhi aise hi dharmik sthano ke bare me jankari dete rehana
Very well done! Feel like looking at snaps more and more….
Glory of the Ganges is not anywhere mentioned. The water of Ganga has curative powers. People feel totally transformed after a Ganga Snana. Our traditional lore are abundantly declaring the unseen dynamics of Ganga. Please collect views of Indologists on the hidden powers of Ganga, Kumbhmela and powerspots located on Ganga banks like Rishikesh, Haridwar and Varanasi.
Asuir Sudharsanan, Chennai.
i like this very much,i will be also there later
VERY WELL DONE.IN REAL SENSE IT VIVES US A GREAT RELIGIOUS HERITAGE OF THE NATION. SNAPS ARE TAKEN VERY ARTISTICALLY AND LOVELY.IT INSPIRE FOR VISIT.
I love to visit this place. I live in South Africa and have for the first time in my life visited India. I cannot believe the simple life our people lead there. India is very addictive and i would love to visit again God permitting.
if you guys in India can send me photos of places of interest and general photos of Indian towns where you live i will really appreciate it.
Hoping to hear from some one soon
Regards
As all of you know we have such a wonderful plances and each place has a unique legend and are very sacred. Let Govt (Archelogical Dept) take care of the existing and let them not build new one, that itself is sufficient. I endorse the views of Mr.Rajinder Sud and Mr.Kumar Mahtani. At times tears trickles down without your notice, the way our heritage and culture is being spoiled. Day in day out many dignitaries visit abroad, I do not know why they do not want to uplift our country. The reply is only with the god.
A nice presentation with nice pictures. Though has not gone in person, i have heard about crowd at Haridwar during peak times.
A nice presentation witth nice pictures
I have visited Haridwar the first time in 2007andthe last time was in june with wife pinki. I find no change in Haridwar, from the first time to the last time.Wish we Hindus could do better, and change all our Religious Sites for others to appreciate and uplaud and for our coming generations to be proud of our religion.
Its so nice , to see our heritage , but how on earth ppl like us can give our ancient heritage to the management like this , tourism ministry has done nothing .
The pictures are ‘WOW” very enriching it really tells of the Rich Heritage Culture of India. Should have more in the web. for us to view n keep.
Helps to spread n preserves the pictures for the future generations to see in case they are lost.
Keep up the goodies.
They have done wonders by rerouting the entire river at Haridwar
I Love India…:-pIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
bahut sunder ess say badiya ho nahi sakta
WONDER FUL..COLLECTION .I LIKE . THANKS
Honesty is the best policy –> to face true & to accept true and to follow the true way…
holy!!!!!!!
thanks for the best collection hindu historic places of vedas
make me my live rememberance of my journey to haridwar
THESE ARE PLACES INHABITED BY UNDERPRIVILAGED PEOPLE OF INDIA. THE DEPLORABLE CONDITION AND MISMANAGEMENT ARE DUE TO THIS FACT ONLY.
VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURES.tTHEY GIVE THE FEELING THAT WE ARE AT HARIDWAR.
Rangan Krishnamurthy
hi !!
i agree , at haridwar there’s lack of administration and loose control over public residing near har ki pauri..
But apart from all these it makes a holy spirit in our heart at the evening time of aarti and we could have an wonderful experience ..
Ganges at haridwar is WONDERFUL……Very good place to visit for Hindus but the place needs some improvement in local administration..
also for sure one should visit dere …..
My first visit to the Holy city (and the only one so far,) was during the year 1976.By seing this presentation I genuinely feel I have revisited HARIDWAR. My eternal Prayer to GOD is I physically revisit the holy place, not once more but many more times.
nice presentation at right time
v r planining 2 visit haridwar
hope v reach the gateway 2 god.
when shall we go?
very good job, god bless you……….
i agree the cleanliness factor is a huge let down.
if sufficient litter boxes are placed and huge and small pile of rubble cleared well in time then at least
the clean look is seen by all and subsequently followed.
we should ensure that there are toilets in most of the places and well maintained once again so that it is for all to follow.
facilities and the upkeep will maintain a healthy and clean atmoshere and sponsorship avenues
yto be explored for generating the upkeep revenues.
wonderful, fascinating photographs with reasonable discription.it is muchmore what has been described.
It merits a visit of Haridwar & Rishikesh. Get ready & plan it.
Congrats.
Hi,
I have visited Haridwar the first time in 2006. After that, have visited many times and the last time was in April. I find no change in Haridwar, from the first time to the last time. I have cities completely change and become better in 3 to 4 years in many parts of the world. But in Haridwar and many parts of India it looks like time stopped 50 years ago. Wish we Hindus could do better, and change all our Religious Sites for others to appreciate and uplaud and for our coming generations to be proud of our religion. If we dont do it now, we will never do it. One should see the temples in other foreign countries like UK , USA and Canada, which are built by the same Indians and also managed by the same people. Why this cannot happen in our motherland?? It is a pity.
thanks
amit jha(banti)
DHAMDAHA SOUTH TOLA
DIST PURNIA (BIHAR)
hardawar is a good place.
Nice…Very nice. I’ve visited once but it is very informative. It will be helpful when I will go next time.
I have been to these place somewhere in 1983. By looking at this pioctures u have brough my live memory back.
GOOD KEEP IT UP!!!
gud keep it up………….
Yes I too agree with Kumar Sud & Mahanti the temples and pilgrimage places in India are very much below the western standards. I could view the Funeral of the Pope Paul at Vatican and the arrangements made well they were Superb. I have Visited the Swami Narayan Temple and the Management and the arrangements and the facilites for the devoties are superbly organised. When the other countries do WHY WE CANNOT??? Moreover excuse me – why I have gone to other parts of the world I just remebered the MANAGEMENT OF DURBAR SAHEB AT AMRITSAR – why the examples are not taken from their Management it is also very well maintained & well organised. So The Respected Citizens the choice is in your hands.
Hari om,
Nice and informative presentation.I have visited haridwar in 2007.and again i wish to visit this place.
There is one more good spot wort visiting, that is Swami RamdeoBaba’s Ashram.Visit Manasadevi temple,
Pray her by heart and the godess will grant your wish.
its a lovely Religious place.I like this Place Very Much.
So Nice pictures
HUM MAI AAP KI SIDE BAHUT ACHI LAGI HUM KABHI VAHA JA PAY KE NAHI PAR AAP KI SIDE NE HUME GHAR PE BHETHE BHAGVAN KE DARSAN KARVA DIYE HUM DIL SE AAP KA SUKHRIYADA KARTE HAI THANX
hiii
friends thanks for sand me hardwar darshn mail if u have any more photos of that plz sand me
I have visited the place in 2003. Like any Indian Pilgrim centre, Haridwar is also crowded and full of activities. Of course, hygenity and cleanliness is at a premium in all these places. The pandas (priests) pretend performing rituals always having an eye on the wallets of tourists especially foreigners. But then you can’t blame the locals for this is the only source of Income for all of them
Now a days everything is commercialised like what ISKCON has done in all these places. Sanctity has given way for fashion with all ultra modern activities to lure people.
Nice One, very important outing for india
WONDER FUL..COLLECTION .I LIKE . THANKS
very good job, god bless you……….
I like it keep it up .
Thanks, This is very religious place, wonderful.
gateway of god naturally wonderful i feel proud to say i m from
devbhumi near to haridwar but only once i seen hari ki pauhri.
this is my bad luck but willing to go there & stay sometimes in haridwar
Om Muruga!
I want to visit Haridwar
thank you very much….
its really a illuminating mail..
VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURES.THEY GIVE THE FEELING THAT WE ARE AT HARIDWAR.
THANKS
very nice place
I’m planning to visit Hardwar,Rishikesh,Badrinath very soon this year(May,2010) with our other family members. But the comments of the experienced people about these places discouraging me. Not able to understand, are they advice not to go or we can ignore those discomforts and above all to get the blessings of God we have to visit. If anybody advices would be better.
Best Regards
S.G.SHANKAR
Bhagwan yahan rahte hai….
it is really a gateway to god..This is the place where we can pray
almighty god with full power and vision.
Pride is the sin – humility the virtue. Go within. If you desire spiritual inspiration, you will not find it at the riverbank. Turn to the privacy of your “closet” and close the door. – the Kingdom of Heaven is within you. -Kirpal Singh
Nice Pics………….
Thank you very much for taking us to Haridwar the gate way to God. Very nice explanation. We enjoyed as if we were at Haridwar the Holy city.
Till i Havve not visited, but while i go through the above all comments, i would like to say that We- Indian can only do these. Whether it is good/Right or false. We should respect our religious and country. we are resposible for uncleanliness and others managment deficiencies. Please do not compare with other countries temple managements, beacause they have to abide some rules and regulation. Meaning at all location in the world, Hindu’s temples are managed by indian only, although we found some difference. The reason is our tendency and rules and regulation.BE PROUD FOR INDIANS.ANY WHERE YOU GO INDIAN REAMINS SAME.
All know God, God will not forgot our works.
bahut hi manbhavak haridwar ke darsan ke liye aapka hardik abhinandan.
thanks dear.
Dear SHANTI
I am really delighted to have a glance over the pictures shown here and are really nice. I appreciate your nice information from the depth of my heart. Wishing you all the very best in your life and GOD BLESS YOU.
NICE PICTURES. agree the cleanliness factor is a huge let down.
if sufficient litter boxes are placed and huge and small pile of rubble cleared well in time then at least
the clean look is seen by all and subsequently followed.
we should ensure that there are toilets in most of the places and well maintained once again so that it is for all to follow.
hari om, i am fm kerala, i love this holy place
Hi,
Very nice pictures.
When is the time to visit when not bothered by large crowd.
thank fore send me this informatition:sadeghi.dr
uttrakhand devbhumi meri jan se pyari dev bhumi tujhe parnam
People should understand that the place of worship is to clean the ATHMA and such place should be kept clean and tidy. We are also responsible for its upkeep.
Yar ur information is very Good. Bcz i never visit to India and this information is very helpful when i will visit to ur country from Lahore, Pakistan to India
wow ! I recently visited the Haridwar and Rishikesh in Kumbh 2010 was wonderful experience. We enjoyed Morning & Evening Aarti and took holy bath. I wish to go again and again. Excellent pics good work.
Very Good
Ohm Namo Narayana!!!!!!!
Ohm Namaha Shivaay!!!!!!!!
Excited after seeing!
i had visited Haridwar just last year was there for 5 to 6 days is is wonderful. visiting it only just does not help u should take a holy bath in the Ganga oh God so beautiful, to touch Holy Ganga and actually u feel her u think u r actually meeting her such warmth feeling so cool i just cant describe myself it is to be experienced by all should visit
hi.friends
thanks for send me haridwar darshan mail, i am going on june end,
if u have any more information for haridwar, kedarnath, gangotri, yamunetri, deharadun, massoori etc. how many days for that place. plz sent be e-mail.
I have visited Haridwar twice and like to visit many times.I have also seen many temples of Europe and USA.It is sure that there temples are more clean and well maintaned.But we need not compare every thing with others at the same time we should try to improbe the conditions of our pilgrim centres by our own people and Govt.Thanks for good presentaion.
It will so nice of u,if u send beautifull high resolution wallpapers of GOD & GODESS like Ganpati,Lakshmi,Saraswati,Maa Durga,Lord Shiva etc.
very good holy place
fascinating, I have visited in the year and this year really i will make it once again on long stay
the photographs are very nice….would like to go there…
Excellent pictures. I had long back visited these places (during 1984) and now am tempted to visit again.
my grandma went to haridwar and it was excellent it seems. i may too also go to haridwar in future. and even some ritual places. these pictures of haridwar represents the beauty of incredible india.
wonderful,i m not visited till now
Hi priya,
plz send ooty article in india outing.I want to recollect my good memory.I was stabbed at the back by a charming girl in 1983.I begged for her love in 1983.
I visited haridwar 2 times with my old age mother.
it is worth & very good place to visit such place. one need real luck to visit such place with parents.
I love to be INDIAN!!!!!!!
haridwar is beautiful place. I have visted in Jan-2007.But Ganga is very quietly flowing. An evenig Arti time is really memorable. All the pictures shown are wonderful.
It is defined in the granths the only place in the earth from where you
can get the path to the heaven.It is nice place to visit as wel as outing
or go to the pilgrims
Moti Manot
A nice presentation with nice pictures
the serenity and holiness of the place is impassable
the purity of ganga (har har ganga) washes away all worries and impurities that one carries from the plain of India
its very interesting i like to get more infor. 10Q
I visited haridwar 1 times with my mama ji & mami ji.
it is worth & very good place to visit such place. one need real luck to visit such place with parents
Har-Har Gange….
A lot of views on a creative work. Okay,its nice and worthy experience for the creator. My greetings to u. Anyway, anybody born here has come with a permanent genetic goal,which is to attain eternity. When such a need lies everything is next to that goal. that is the reason for our lack of cleanliness, see even the life of a person is very cheap here, v are such a stuff.
Haridwar, thanx for the wonderful photos. Can understand ur love for photography and travel. Welldone. Thank u
Congrats gud job
I like these pictures. These pictures r so nice.
This is a different view.
i hope peoples will appreciate u.
really gateway yo god
Cheers very much, I have found this info very useful!
Thank you for the interesting read! Alright playtime is over and back to school work.
This is really good place but now these day people is going to make BAZAR, can say ki customer place, Plz. ishe bachao… over all good holy place of India. in the world according to Holy place…….
WE VISITED HARIDWAR ON 15TH OF may and25thofmay.
MADDENING CROWD, COULDBE DUE TO KUMBH MELAHAS JUST ENDED.
LACKS BASIC AMENIITES. SELMD VOLUNTEERS COLLECT MONEY FOR GANGA ARTHI,
HAND OVER A RECEIPT, DOES IT BENEFIT THEMSELVES OR REALLY DOES IT SERVE SOME PURPOSE, PL. COMMENT
this is true HARIDWAR – gateway of god
i love to this place
I LOVE MY HARIDWAE
I had been to Hardwar, a large number of times during last 30 t0 35 years and found the place to be as congested, so dirty and unmanaged as it was. Let the Govt wake up !
I had been to Haridwar and Rishikesh a large number of times and everytime found that the congestion and pollution is multiplying by leaps and bounds. Govt of Uttaranchal and Govt of India should atleast save this holy city and sacred Ganga. May God give good sense to both.
A lot of views on a creative work. Okay,its nice and worthy experience for the creator. My greetings to u. Anyway, anybody born here has come with a permanent genetic goal,which is to attain eternity. When such a need lies everything is next to that goal. that is the reason for our lack of cleanliness, see even the life of a person is very cheap here, v are such a stuff.
Haridwar, thanx for the wonderful photos. Can understand ur love for photography and travel. Welldone. Thank u
hai
Really u r a genius
i like your todays e-mail u introduce our great india
why people coming from other countries to see our beautifull india & we people still watching only in pictures
thanks for new year gift
shridhar
This is no doubt a very sacred placed. Specially the evening is exceptional. one can feel himself near to god. But basic amenities need to be improved a lot to compare with other developed country & religion.However in a country like us specially for hindus its a very nice place when you disturbed in mind. This place will rejuvenite one & all.
Thanks for visit.
Subhash Basu
Dear Sir,
The photos are superb.At Hardwar, the holy place of Shiva & Vishnu the time stops.The Gateway to the mighty himalayas and the place where Bhageerathi enters to the northern plains,Hardwar is a place to visit.Even though few commented that the pandas are greedy their attitude is much better than their counter parts of Varanasi.Hardwar is a place which beckons the visitors time& again
SASIDHAR,TRISSUR,KERALA
India is such a beautiful country.
It is god place
Have always wanted to see a Geopard in the Wild. And thats possible in South Africa. Hopefully leaving in about one months.
A place of………………………………… God
param shanti!!!!
since last year i went to this city . it’s beautyful and peacefull city
this is true HARIDWAR – gateway of god
i love to this place
hi friends i hope you fine.
we have my fist time visit in haridwar 2003. i like environment in haridwar. i like God Temple. Ma Mansa Devi , Ma Chandi Devi Yatra.
i like so Ganga mata Cool Water. Daksa Mandir. Bilkeshwar Mandir.Gorisankar Mandir, Neleshwar Mandir. i want to go per month Haridwar.
dear friend Haridwar Is a God Moksa Dawar. Hari Ka Dawar. Haridwar leave in vishno bharma mahesh.
thankyou.
Nice to see and solace.
The ghats near saptrishi ashram are very peaceful and very clean. Goswami ganesh Dutt Ghat is quoit peaceful and beautiful. The sun rising is worth interesting.
The 3rd shot in the post is mine and has been used by you without my permission and the worst part is you aren’t even replying to my mails which i have sent to you. I hope you will surely response with a suitable explanation and will settling down this case as quickly as possible.